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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

OXFORD. ssp-At Cert % rrohsis hell 81
Paris. vithis and Dor the County 81 osiord
90 the thlrt Tassfsy ~ De- a. ID, IN
sARAug HARMON, viiov % usuisea u.
IIsrmoa. late % Hiram. dsesssei. hAyias
pressaisa her pstifoa for an allesa1es cat ofths
persaaal sststs of ssif deeessefi
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to- 70 ell psrsoss istsrsstsd By esusias q copy
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Tussiayso( Jas. asst al . o'eloet In the fore
soos ssd sAov ease, ~ ssy thsJ have, sssiast
the sane.
aIO. A. WILSON Jsfgs.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-04

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Trysturs. within anf fos ths Cosntv Of OnfSfd
90 tts art Tus.fsy Of Dec. a. a tsa.
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sstais % Jesesh q. nishsfdsos. isls % frytb rf
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lowed. Gto. WILSON, jadfs.
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NOW M lrrEcrEp InE DElCoy.

GROUP IL THE RoBBER OF
THE CRADLE but Bakers Great
American Specific is positive cure
for Group. II has saved thousands OF
tiny lives. Have i, on hand, for mono
know the hour il may bo needed.
All dealers. 90 cents n bottle.
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Com ml..ioner>' Notice.

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tafs n -tft a. prssfuf al pfufs thsf flalns. AL
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oxroHD, .,-Al Court % Probate, held Al
Paris within sai Coz the Cosuty Of Oxford.
90 The third tuesday Of De. A. ID. -.
fsADDgs a. DAY, Eksesirs on ne estate OF
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lstfstSa Of ths estate of siii dscssssi for Ailos
ancs
Otssr,d. That the said Etseuirix give notice
~ ell psrsons iatsrsstsf bT easing oopJ
liz isths Oxf0rd Democrat printed al Paris, that
thew nsy appear 81 . Probate Coaftto Be bid 81
Paris IN sad Coanty. 90 The third Ives ~ jan
nssI Al nns O'cOek In the FORENOON snf sho~ cause
N am thsy have, uhy the sane shoah not h
0EO. A. WILSON. Jutge.
A trus copy, attssti-u. 4. DAVIS, hesistsr.
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OnFoHD. n,-A . COan % Probate bell 81
P.fis. sllhln aai &c NE County ~ Ga fofd. on
the thlri Tsssisy a Dee. A. . isd.
IDA A GIBBS, ~iios Of ffsnt y. o,bo,.
pslhisa fbr an allo-aass Ost o. TIE fsrsoeal
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ali psrsoas Interested thsrsia BY easing copy Of
tAls order 10 b publshsdthr weeks ssor.ssveiy
m The O1ford Dsmoerat pfintsi al fans, that thsy
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m all founsy 90 ths third Tuesday ~ Jan nsu
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Atrs. sopy-sttsst IN. & DAvis REGISTER,
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Com nsl..iemer.' Notice.

TIE JUDGE PUBLISHING co.
fOisr Bslldisg. New York CITY
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BL.cK Goops Fon Tn SEASON.

An estimable stock, embracing the most rep
utable kinds and qualities We carry An els-
CANT line of the celebrated b Priestly Cos
Black Goods which rank second to none At
tention 10 called 10 . special Line OF
BLACK Atwood HENRIETTAs.
which are . close imitation of the silk-wsrp
goods. aud are very desirable. width 40 inches.
Prices 75e, s7hc. 81, eI124 and e1.25 per
yard width 45 inches, 75c, sl00 and sL25
per yard
Excellent line Of second mourning fabrics,
Blsok-and-rray Checks. plsidss Stripes ana
Mixtures Most attractive styles We have ever
shown.
80 inch wool Black-and-sra Stripes, only
SOC per yard
AZ inch Atwood Blscs-snd-eray Checks and
Stripes. 75c. q and LIS per yard.
speciAl-42 inch Black-and-gray, SIM and.
wool-mired Checks and P1aids very dressy
stylss sl.25. sI37H and also per yard
SO inch Black -and-sr.y All wool Chechs and
Large Piaids, for tailor made costumes, also
and ~ per yard
Full line Of Courtlandrs cslebrssed Black
English Crepes, In single and double widths, for
trimmings and veila
NOTE
prominent festurs of this DEPARTMENT n
the supplying Of complete mourning outats
and when circumstances arc such that ladies' do
not care 10 shop themselves our Misc Boyd will
call on them with samples, prices kc., and take
their orderA
Our Dress-makins force u DO large that we
can furnish - many outfits - may be desired
at very short notice
WOODWARD b LOrHRoP,
Cor. IL tn and SITS. NV.
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EVERYTHING Fos BABY.

Our Infants Wear Department, located in the
parlors formerly occupied BY the Art Depart
ment on second floor, 10 showing most COM
plete line Of Baby Apparel, embracing not only
all the PRACTICAL things but many ''novelties'
and dainty bits. Read the following list which.
Notwithstanding its length, does not tell half
Of what might be told:
Infants Cambria Slips 25c. 37I<c, to Use
each.
Infants Nainsook Slips. d 81. sl75. ears.
to % each.
Infants Cambria Shirts, Csc, a5c, and s7hc
each.
Infants Linen Shirts. 45c and o2hc each.
Infants Knitted Worsted Shirts, short sleeves,
31hc; long sleeves. 00c, 75c, and 871< each.
Infants Fine SILK Shirts, Sl25 aud oL50
each
Infants Flannel Short skirts, 62xc, 75c 94c.
el, to t1.25 each.
Infants Flannel Long skirts q to "a each
Infants Hand-knit worsted sacques white,
and fancy. 35c. SOC, 75c, 81, sL25. s1.5O,
and sl.75 each.
Infants Hsnd-kuit worsted Hoods 42c SOC.
Csc. 81, and s1.37 each
Infants Mother Hubbard Cambria Short
Dresses. u. 3l.25, and S1.37 u each.
Infants Nsinsook short Dresses. made
Gretchen" waist, ~. rs to % each.
Infants' Fine French Null Gaps, SOC, 6oAc.
and 75c each
&2-25. $3.50. and 50 each.
Infants "Baptismal" Robes, Handsomely
trimmed with lace and embroidery, o. to els.
Infants Flannel Shswls silk embroidered
Zoe. sl.25. sL50 e2. ~. IS, to - each.
Infants Cashmere Long Cloaks, e375, s4.5O,
$3.50. %, %. so, $3.50. ~, sIO, SlO.5O,
1880, and els. so each
Infants silk-embroidered Long Cloakst
$3.50 to SIS. 90 each
We are also showing q superb line Of Coats
and Cloaks for children from one to two years
of aye. and quote:
Childrens Striped Jersey Flannel Coats,
s325 each
Children's Checked-cloth Coats, - each.
Chi.drens Diaeonsl-cloth Closks. handsomely
trimmed with Astrakhan, IS each
Children's Fine Eider-down Cloaks $3.50
each
Children's Imported Boucle Cloaks, in seal
brown and Navy blue, IS so each.
Price on paper is no criterion Of quality. It
Is sbsolutely necessary. in order to secure any
adequate idea Of the largeness, attractiveness,
and intrinsic worth Of this stock to rive its
personal inspection.
We show . number of styles 1t nearly every
price named above.
(Second floor. through either arch)
WOODWARD LOTHROp.
OF Cor. 11th and sta nv.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

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office. ol7-3t
WANTED-NOvEMBER /, By THREE ADULTS
w who can furnish references, six eight room
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ave. and SITS. NV. rent not to exceed $50 $50.
Address WOMEN, Star office. o15-6t'
WANTED-TO RENT SMALL FAMILY
w moderate sized Furnished House In northwest;
state particulars Address Boz A. Star Office. ol3t'
WANTED TO RENT-A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE
w without basement in good neighborhood on Capt.
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Investment prices state street aud number and low
est terms. DIAL ION Star office. ol5-3ts
WANTED-TO PURCHAsE-BRICK o E,
be lot and not exceed $4,000 in price Ad-
dress K +. j.. Star office. ol5-3t
WANTED-BY NOVEMBER /, AN UNFUR-
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tmPs west OF th st, and south OF K Address L q.
II. Star office. ol5-3ts
WANTED-FOR CASH SIX OR SEvEN-ROOM
w House, northwest or Mt. Pleasant. Address, Civ
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ofhce. o14-3ts
vVANTED-TO BUY HOUSE MORT INVEST.
w Ten thousand dollars or less. Address HENRY
EDWARDS star ONCE. ol4-3ts
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with us will be literally advertised at
effected HOLLAND 4 THOMPSON,
3el3 1913 St.. Adjoining Sun Building
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NJ spseial Imporsssiops for Fan md winter nov
fsedx Sempr1.lnG shs Lssest knxiisA .Novsitiss n
CoAIAnoSs eUlIIN06 and TROUskR1NN6-
- W. u TELL Merchant Tailoe.
Ga tSo Rennaylvnnis ave-
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A year ago Mr.. Powderiy hed the boldness to
step In and put an end 70 strike In Chicago which
was got up for The benent OF a political wire
puler who freely boosted OF his ability TO black
mail party leaders BY threats OF misuse OF his in
ruence among the Knights OF Labor. All the enc
mics Of the general master workman fell upon him
with abuse for this interference and at the Min
neapolis assembly an EFFORT was made 70 have him
censQred for IL When the assembly sustained
him it broke the hearts OF the chronic strikers,
who now propose 70 secede In a body from the So
ciety. By al means let them go whore they will
md more congenjal atmosphere. The order OF
knignts OF Labor was founded for the purpose OF
adjusting and harmoniLing the relations OF labor
ana capital, not OF disrupting them; and those
knights who want 70 obstruct the fulnlment OF
'nD oeaSn nave no business In It's membership.
straw which shows which way the wind Is
blowing In politics Is the purchase OF the New
YORK Graphic by republican syndicate repre-
senting the Platt-xorton-Hiscockc combination on
the one hand. and Mr.. Blaine's supporters on the
Other. The latter are represented By Mr. stephen
b. Elkins and al unknown party supposed TO be
William Walter Phelps There b evidence In
this OF Q determination BY his friends thar
Mr.. Blaine shall contest New YORK In dead ear.
nest next yearif nominated By the republican con-
vention for President There may also exist an
Interior design upon the convention Itself, 50 that
In case OF any accident whereby the lrst place on
the ticket is sent 70 the West there may be New
YORK candidate for second place with newspaper
backing strong enough 70 counteract the effects Of
the combined opposition OF the high-priced Illus
trated press or, In the contingency OF Mr. Biaines
death or persistent withdrawal from politics. q
candidate from the east ready TO take his place q
the 'front.' OF the nght
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANIEJJ--SIIU
WANTED-BY A REsPEcTABIf WHITE Girl,
w situation = ehambermaid and Ssitrese or par
Address Box l4O. ssar Once IL
.,d w fer oooks Ch.mbernaids w:isss.s lsu D
men s5, sS.lsfs ooOHBs I SgFS Z.
srsda.ss spsncsas1 NJ ooIss.. uho hss .,adssd
msnS aSaTs. ssa o s..r re oss oS''''
w reliable Nurses. Maids. Drivers Coachmen. for-
ters ooIyists Bookkeeepers worthy help with refer
XeENc7 sSs fsss e. S opp i P.s: Royal
WANTKD-A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT BAR
Aaarsss s.. III Isi sss1 o sser'n0'
WtNrEDzsrTUATroN BIZ coIoRED Girl. TO
fR .ans n 60srdnsS0us oan q 1oos ESSae
w coiored OH: is rood cool, and wii DO washing
zaarss: ass %.sS SSS .s street st''n Il
position q steward Or foreman IN dinins.Ioom
Address STEWARD star Office. IL
WtAMTED.A Place 10 COOK, WASH AND
s '.a m 'S Sst ss% .ns q chamber maid
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WISHES PLACE IN
.nos c R,v o. 1 6 or sac..
wAsHINGToN. 1880 ith st. NV. IL
w eoois. four white cSssaberrnsds. ! sxeds fsdys
Serm.id. III ~ n Su n Emp sn Bureau
WANTED-KNOWN YOU CAN GET HOUSE
w keepers Cooks, MAZDA waiteress, Nurses, Laun-
pfchs Bureau 6i3 SiS4
MANIFESTATION FOR 500 WHIT AND
w colored men and women o. Cooks Maids. Seam
stressed Nurses Mattresses, Housekeepers, Waters
Housemen. Footmen, Drivers, French Book pers
+. Al. BURNHAM. 630-632 st. NV. olo-6t-
WANTED = ny A GENTLEMAN STUDYING
w law Situation in the Office OF prscticing sttor
ney has had several years experience in Government
1epartmepts; good penman; good clerk. Address
RELIABLE, 6tsr Office. ol13t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. RAPID WRITER,
w . position ~ copyst, assistant bookkeeper, or
cashier. Nominal salary vt frst References NJ; NJ,
647 I'd st. me- ol5-a.
VVANTED-BY A SENIOR STUDENT IN PHAR-
w macy position In drug store three years, e1pe-
rience: best Of reference. Address DRUGS, BOZ st
NV. o1o-2r
WANTED EMPLOYMENT FROM 9 An, TO .
w pm by gentleman who wishes to employ his
H. p, 1850 Corcorsn Ut. o10-3t
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN VIZ, ING
w good hand, position copyist or to do clerical
work. Address. NJ. D.. star ofii'e. o1o-3t
WANTED YOU CAN GET HELP OF ANY
w kind, Cooks, Nurses, Maids, Laundreses, Drivers
Hod-carriers, Oyster ehcckers &C., ct FEW lCkS
BUTLEKS LABOR BUREAU, at Office J. \. GULL
NAME 436 7th st. s.w. ol4-3t'
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WANTED--ROOMS.

w 1AAN ANA/--ASS " VIZ.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
w wellfurnished communicating rooms, with
e KS sSSs ss
ces, best. Address DARWIN. star Once fs ci7-ss:
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
,nv OF Eear ,na ass 9r four
IS and Ms Pleassnt price not 70 svossd $50. Address
Fi iss full description oMHo.,. Sta, ONCE
WANTED-THE OCCASIONAL USE OF ROOM
w i9s quiet locality. Address MEMO Star ONCE.
WANTED TO RENT UNFURNIsHED, BY A
with one or two sma II communics ting roos and pnvi
lege Of front psrior during ONCE hours Location be-
Select priyate smiy refsrepces e1e5spre
SIkATFORD. star Office. o15-3t'
VANTED-AT ONCE. PARTLY FURNISHED OR
w unfurnished- two or three adjoining rooms or
sccommodatiOn and price DENIsON. Star ofice
ol5-3ts
VVANTED-A PARTIALLY FURNISHED OR UN-
ern ction for six mon, exceed "a per
month Ad ress Boz 50. Star Office. oI5.2t'
WANTLD-BY LADY IN OFFICE BkIGHr
w cheerful room with board convenient 70 9th or
exchanged. Address G. T.. star Office. ol4-3t'
WANTED-BY FAMILY OF TWO, IN NORTH
~ west part Of city, the first noor Of house. fur
mass Be- Address IT,
M AND UNFURNIsHED
w Rooms; have customers and receive numerous
calls for all kinds. Persons having rooms reno can
xSsNc Sps S1a y stS SG y nW U.S. AooA oi45
WANTED-ROOMs-MOR CUSTOMERS THAN
w we can suit. Parties having rooms to rent can
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The week opens not buoy antly, but more hope
fully, In some respects In money circles The
certainty, the more agreeable for everybody. even
though suspense be removed only TO make way for
a temporary disappointment like the decision Of
the b o. directors last week to pass the expect
ed dividend Wall street Is still In somewhat OF q
tremor but all the outside conditions are fayora-
bic. and it Is only a question OF time when the
street must see things as they are All last spring
and summer there was a continual apprehension
OF q tight money market; but the liberal
discounting done 50 long in advance eased
matters when the temporary sqeeze did come
q few weeks ago: and the disposition shown by
the government 70 go as far the law would allow
for the aid OF the distressed people has done much
70 restore confidence among the bankers whose
position may now be called conservative rather
than apprenenstve. As far back as last winter the
real estate ICONS In the West and South began to
be looked upon with suspicion by nnanciers and
banks refused 70 lend money on land at the high
valuations which the borrowers insisted on The
newer lines OF railroad also have found 1t less easy
70 raise the means for their construction since the
securities Of the older and stronger roads have
been so much depressed The potential evils
which everybody dreaded have provided their
own preventives inSa measure. A lun Is likely
70 take place In certain other nelds OF
speculation IKE that which has been witnessed
In wan street. out nobody has anything 70 fear
from them except those who are heavily loaded
with securities carried on . margin. Even the
sanguine investor who has bought town lots in the
midst Of wild western corneld need not be fright
ened II be has obtained . clear title and paid his
purchase money outright The land Is there, and
nothing but an earthquake OF inconceivabled imen-
sions can rob him oft II he has paid only part
OF the price, however, and left the rest on time he
may md himself without anything to show for his
expenditure except q bit of highly valuable ex-
perience, which viii have Q tendency TO keep him
out or such risky ventures for the future. The
same may be said OF the weak dealer In stocks II
he u engaged In good, legitimate occupation, he
had better give up his dreams OF sudden millions
and devote his whole attention TO building up his
business There Is nothing discouraglnz In the
outlook for the coming winter except for people
who are trying TO do something which, they are
perfectly aware. neither nature nor circumstances
rtted them 10.
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lU-4 SOC. . pair; IO-4 size Thistle" Silver
Gray Blankets, CSC. pair. BLUMs
olo-2S 745 and TAI 9Th st. ae.
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y cents yard. worth rs cents yard 1hree-ply al.
wool Ingram carpet, Is cents yard. wo:th sl.2h
o15-3ts BLUM'S, 745 and TAT 9Th st. ae.
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7 ARGE SIZE BED COMFORTS, - CENTS
~ ia ze Bed Comforts quilted With white cotton,
81 25. BLUM'S
OI5.2ts 7A6 and TAT 0th n "a
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THE BON MARCHES ADVERTISE.
NENT Is CHANGED
EVERY DAY.

To-day we talk little of Laces and call your stten.
ton particularly to line of Black Spanish Guipure
Fichus. warranted all silk 4Sc. CSC and s5c each
We guarantee them worth Csc. s9c. and 81 10 each
At the same counter you will nnd q sple did line Of
Black. Beaded Lace Trimmings. 4 inches wide, very
heavily beaded Price Doc. and SOC. . yard Worth
SOC. and 75c.
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:: :: :: T : 4 4 T #$?!$EEE;:::E
f E saf IT
ZEE ( :

We are having . larse sale for our Irish Linen
Monte Cloth. Ancient Hand made and Twilled Papers
and Envelopes. Their superior quality and excep-
tonal value are becoming known and appreciated.
We continue TO furnish fine Copper Plate engraved
with your name, and so steel Cards printed,
AL for 75c.
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BOARDING.

FEW TABLE BoARDERs DESIRED VHTR1
"A oest fare and renned table aypointrpsnts viii i
Aoe.H a.Oo = - o15-3e
l5lO iois-iF'IA o H 2rss 4 f = n sSSkssFs.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH noAHo
N 81 Ihe Auburn. Penn svenus, cor 25d a. OLE ~
SPkASyE MANSION, SIH AND sra. Nv
el.es eoerd second and third hoors. siSxxs
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tssslanc .ad = 1SP csiasasa a. -
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AyuE sC.n1 sE3n7 sSe x r1sr .s,Es,as z
our laue dispsy Of lev nd xttz:ssivs SOL. eos-
ststne q lancY Good, China EAxshenvefa InwarS
Wp0d6uWlgA Glassware, 1runuaze, 1oyA IhoeogxAph
AlhumA ecslR-bookAs bisqus EGureA Della Pine
HS,,ess -: JeSse: ~ xssS ssi 81 - ~
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

s. ss .F; Of s1a S S
oS SPSiss;; GpSiSo HTrfTs P PSd5 :.
+ country residence At Fails Church FarisT county,
Va miles from Washington, containing - Of
ssfa6ished dairy business averaging 5000 FER month
outbuildinss; well fenced. trees; very high
SoIDsBokSTsR SS i4os f Esd Terms oI.ax a.
lroR SALE On EAsI TERMs-sLv. RAJ UB-
s rom %p @ ono eSntsns sST s up n so o.
Improved aud unimrrOyed: suitable Tor eardenins.
ens4sd IN CUISINES n he city val IaEe Pr.Ons
e e.. see s free Of ohr syH q R is1s fS5 our
n. oi Z, st0i'sr" a. 100 = Il NV NV.
IyoR SALE = "RAvENswoOD.- AT HYATTs-
WIDE S-: has water ana bath heated By farn.te;
For further inf0r~ Srsu sgP1, %rIcox WINE
ol5-6t 1907 Pennsylvsnia ave.
IyOR RENT-lh MILES FROM CITY, MAR
Il soldiers Home and Brooks station. for II, mouths
House Is rooms besides ballroom aud cellars fur.
nsoe and open nrePaoes; out6uildn., wste r me
carriages. cows chickens. &c Address Boz lsO, star
ISoR sAIE-cAKIIN SPRINGS. SUFFICIENT
definite organization OF the syndlcse ~ = PS2 Deed 70
parties dssirins Lots and ssaFss esn nR%.x
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EoR SALE OR FOR RENT-AN ExcELLENT
II farm for truck. grain or stock bottom land: 100
miles from ca y: slxht OF Capitol. rood
road and railroad station nye-rOoln house and
stable Inquire MNkks q LOVING. Dos 9TH Ct ".
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INoR sAIE-THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY on oUR
Il list IL that $4,000 property ~ Iakona Park PrOe
now reduced u $1,000. BAXTER MCGOWAN.
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l,oR sALE-CHEAPEsT Farm N MAINLAND
II 40 acres, IL miles from Washington. 3 miles
from Beltsyille on b a. o. r. X. st els per acre: "a
acres No gsraen land miles from "sshapgton. 1
acre.
W. W. HALL 456 st Az.
LYOR sALE-AT COLLEGE STATION. n Ann n
JIG r. X, Farm Of 100 Groom housF on hlIi b.is
mile station beautiful shade ar fra,s.
payments easy Address ~ above Dk NstI =. Ieit.
CHANDLER GREoo. loOtsf IT nv. o5-2xs
LrOR sALE-cHEAP-LoTs AT FOREST GLEN
Il Nd, the new subdivision l. = ND censs ~.
loot Forest Glen is only 20 minutes rae from cfS
J. r HEkTfohD. l4234 y ST. ~ M
n. Oh RENT-A 7-RooM HOUSE AND ACRES ON
II hne land; good outbaildingH nd vii sdantsi =,
trucking or .niry purposes. IN Eat Rssdensburs "
min- from station; ts0 mo: Apply -
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-03

sold 10000 "Stars" thus far this year and
are behind their orders.
Mike Kelly is expected to reach Chicago
shortly, upon his way to New Orleans,
when it is understood he will sign con-
tract for next wear with She Chicago club.
Elk Umpire Burnham is in the city, in
the interest of the projected Indianapolis
League club.
A. G. Spalding & Bros. of Chicago
and New York; are furnishing toboggan
outfits complete.
The Toboggan, bright little book upon
winter Sports, written by Harry Palm
cr, and published by SpaldiDg Bros,
of Chicago, has proved 80 popular as a
hand book Of winter sports that another
edition is being printed.
Capt. Arson and Fred Pfef r of the
Chicago club are handling he toboggan-
lists each night at the Ball Park slide.
Arson says that Chicago will have the
strongest team next year that it has ever
put in the field. Con CREGAN. y